Biografia:
Squeeze é uma banda britânica que ganhou destaque no Reino Unido no final dos anos 70, na era New Wave, e continuou a gravar nas décadas de 80 e 90. Eles são conhecidos no Reino Unido por seus hits "Cool for Cats", "Up the Junction", "Tempted", "Black Coffee in Bed", "Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)," e "Hourglass". Embora a banda não tenha feito muito sucesso comercial nos Estados Unidos, as canções "Tempted", "Hourglass" e "853-5937" fizeram sucesso nas paradas de lá
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Outras músicas:
- Black Coffee In Bed
- Cool For Cats
- Take Me I'm Yours
- Tempted
- Annie Get Your Gun
- Another Nail
- Another Nail In My Heart
- Beautiful Game
- Cigarette Of A Single Man
- Cowboys Are My Weakness
- Cradle To The Grave
- Daphne
- Electric Trains
- Elephant Girl
- Everything
- Goodbye Girl
- Happy Days
- Haywire
- Honeytrap
- Hope Fell Down
- Hourglass
- I Think Im Go
- If I Didnt Love You
- If Its Love
- In Quintessence
- Innocence In Paradise
- Is That Love
- Its Not Cricket
- Ive Returned
- Labeled With Love
- Labelled With Love
- Maidstone
- Melody Motel
- Messed Around
- Nirvana
- Only 15
- Open
- Piccadilly
- Points Of View
- Pulling Mussels From The Shell
- Revue
- Slaughtered Gutted And Heartbroken
- Slightly Drunk
- Snap Crackle And Pop
- Some Fantastic Place
- Sunny
- Take Me Im Yours
- The Elephant Ride
- The Hunt
- The Knack
- The Truth
- Third Rail
- Top Of The Form
- Up The Junction
- Vicky Verky
- Walk A Straight Line
- Walk Away
- When The Hangover Strikes
- Womans World
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Intro]
E A x2
E
[Verse 1]
E A
I never thought it would happen
E
With me and the girl from Clapham
C#m
Out on the windy common
E
That night I ain't forgotten
A
Where she dealt out the rations
E
With some or other passions
C#m
I said you are a lady
E
Perhaps she said I may be
[Verse 2]
E A
We moved into a basement
E
With talks of our engagement
C#m
We stayed in by the telly
E
Although the room was smelly
A
We spent our time just kissin'
E
The Railway Arms we're missin'
C#m
But love had got us hooked up
E
And all the time it took off
[Verse 3]
E A
I got a job with Stanley
E
He said I'd come in handy
C#m
And he started me on Monday
E
So I had a bath on Sunday
A
I worked eleven hours
E
And bought the girl some flowers
C#m
She said she'd seen a doctor
E
And nothing now could stop her
[Bridge]
C#m G#m
I worked all through the winter
F#m
The weather brass and bitter
Bm
I put away a tenner
Dm
Each week to make her better
Am
And when the time was ready
Gm
We had to sell the telly
F
Late evenings by the fire
A
And little kicks inside her
[Verse 4]
D G
This morning at four fifty
D
I took her rather nifty
Bm
Down to an incubator
D
Where thirty minutes later
G
She gave birth to a daughter
D
Within a year a walker
Bm
She looked just like her mother
D D A E
If there could be another
[Verse 5]
E A
And now she's two years older
E
Her mother's with a soldier
C#m
She left me with my drinkin'
E
Became a proper stingin'
A
The devil came and took me
E
From bar to street to bookie
C#m
No more nights by the telly
E
No more nights nappies smelling
[Verse 6]
E A
Alone here in the kitchen
E
I feel there's somethin' missin'
C#m
I beg for some forgiveness
E
But beggin's not my business
A
And she won't write a letter
E
Although I always tell her
C#m
And so it's my assumption
E
I'm really up the junction
[Outro]
E A x8
E
E A x2
E
[Verse 1]
E A
I never thought it would happen
E
With me and the girl from Clapham
C#m
Out on the windy common
E
That night I ain't forgotten
A
Where she dealt out the rations
E
With some or other passions
C#m
I said you are a lady
E
Perhaps she said I may be
[Verse 2]
E A
We moved into a basement
E
With talks of our engagement
C#m
We stayed in by the telly
E
Although the room was smelly
A
We spent our time just kissin'
E
The Railway Arms we're missin'
C#m
But love had got us hooked up
E
And all the time it took off
[Verse 3]
E A
I got a job with Stanley
E
He said I'd come in handy
C#m
And he started me on Monday
E
So I had a bath on Sunday
A
I worked eleven hours
E
And bought the girl some flowers
C#m
She said she'd seen a doctor
E
And nothing now could stop her
[Bridge]
C#m G#m
I worked all through the winter
F#m
The weather brass and bitter
Bm
I put away a tenner
Dm
Each week to make her better
Am
And when the time was ready
Gm
We had to sell the telly
F
Late evenings by the fire
A
And little kicks inside her
[Verse 4]
D G
This morning at four fifty
D
I took her rather nifty
Bm
Down to an incubator
D
Where thirty minutes later
G
She gave birth to a daughter
D
Within a year a walker
Bm
She looked just like her mother
D D A E
If there could be another
[Verse 5]
E A
And now she's two years older
E
Her mother's with a soldier
C#m
She left me with my drinkin'
E
Became a proper stingin'
A
The devil came and took me
E
From bar to street to bookie
C#m
No more nights by the telly
E
No more nights nappies smelling
[Verse 6]
E A
Alone here in the kitchen
E
I feel there's somethin' missin'
C#m
I beg for some forgiveness
E
But beggin's not my business
A
And she won't write a letter
E
Although I always tell her
C#m
And so it's my assumption
E
I'm really up the junction
[Outro]
E A x8
E
Sr Chinarro
Ss501
St Lola In The F (...)
St. John Baptist (...)
St. South